F-160 cockpit with three monitors on its built-in armsF-160 seen from the side, showing the driving positionClose-up of the three VESA monitor arms on the top barF-160 set up in a dark sim room with three screens onProfile detail01 · F-160 COCKPIT WITH THREE MONITORS ON ITS BUILT-IN ARMS
Why it holds

Built where
the wheel pulls

Profile detail
01 · PROFILE

The heaviest section we make

40 × 160 mm on the main members. That is what keeps a 25 to 35 Nm base from twisting the deck.

Close-up of the three VESA monitor arms on the top bar
02 · SCREENS

Arms in the frame

Three VESA arms on the top bar. The screens stay aligned with your eyes because they sit on the same chassis.

F-160 seen from the side, showing the driving position
03 · POSITION

Set low, set long

A long base for a reclined position and pedals high, the way open-wheel cars are driven.

Spec sheet

Every number,
on paper

PROFILE40 × 160 mm main members, aluminum 6063-T5, black anodized
SLOT8 mm, M6 and M8 T-nuts
WHEELBASEDirect drive 30 Nm and up (35 Nm bases)
WHEEL DECKBottom mount 78.4 × 66 mm M6 · front-mount bases: plate drilled Ø130, 135, 145 mm M8
MONITORS3 VESA arms on the top bar · VESA 75 / 100, screens 28 to 42 inch
PEDAL DECKSlotted, M6 and M8
SEATSide brackets 290 / 320 mm, M8
POSITIONFormula and GT
IN THE BOX
  • Base frameBox 1
  • Uprights and top barBox 2
  • VESA monitor armsBox 2
  • Wheel deck, pedal deck, hardwareBox 3
  • Bucket seat (if chosen)Box 4
Before you order

Questions

Do I need the F-160 for a 25 Nm base?

A 25 Nm base is the limit of the GT-120. If you plan to go to 28 or 35 Nm, or want the triple screens on the chassis, take the F-160.

Which monitors fit the arms?

Standard VESA 75 / 100 monitors, from 28 to 42 inch.

Can I use a free-standing screen stand instead?

Yes. With a motion platform it is even required, so the screens stay still while you move.

How is it delivered?

In 3 to 4 boxes, parts grouped by assembly step, with a printed and online assembly guide.